Fans have a message for Mohamed Salah and Liverpool after £150m contract update

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Mohamed Salah can leave Liverpool and earn £150m a year in the Saudi Pro League, and fans have been reacting to the news.TBR Football revealed this week that the Saudi Pro League contract offer for Salah remains on the table.Should he accept, the Liverpool winger would secure a Tourism ambassador role and the potential to become part-owner of one of the league’s clubs in the future.Salah’s contract offer exceeds Lionel Messi’s biggest deal at FC Barcelona, but not quite as much as what Cristiano Ronaldo is currently earning.Following our update, football fans have taken to social media to share their opinions.Photo by George Wood/Getty ImagesMohamed Salah told to take £150m Saudi Pro League offerThe overriding view from most supporters is that Salah should accept the deal and that Liverpool should be looking to cash in.One fan wrote: “What I’m about to say isn’t related to his performance today, cause he will bounce back and start scoring again. But at 33, from a purely professional standpoint, LFC should consider cashing in.”What I’m about to say isn’t related to his performance today, cause he will bounce back and start scoring again.

But at 33, from a purely professional standpoint, LFC should consider cashing in.— Masoud Al-Fuhaid (@MFM1964) October 30, 2025 View Tweet A second stated: “He needs to leave next summer if he doesn’t want to tarnish his Liverpool reputation.”“Bro had better leave. He’s got nothing else to prove to anyone,” another added.A fourth tweeted: “That might just save them in January tbh, having 150 mil to spend + whatever they have left to rejuvenate the squad is massive.”“I think it’s time he leaves,” claimed another supporter, with a sixth adding: “This is the right time to secure the bag bro.

There is nothing else left for you at Liverpool. Accept the offer and secure that bag.”How much does Mohamed Salah earn at LiverpoolSalah signed a new Liverpool contract last summer to become the Reds’ highest earner.Capology says that the Egyptian now takes home £20.8m a year with the potential for an extra £5.2m in bonuses.That, of course, pales in comparison to what the 33-year-old could end up earning in Saudi Arabia.But it is still over £2m more than Liverpool’s second-highest earner, Virgil van Dijk (£18.2m a year).